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Occurrences of Oil and Gas in Wyoming: GEOLOGICAL NOTES
E. L. Estabrook
AAPG Bulletin
... produced in Wyoming tends to grade from a high gravity, light-colored paraffin base oil in the Frontier and Mowry formations down to a low gravity...
1924
Gravity of Oils in the Appalachian Province: Part II. Origin and Evolution of Petroleum: Group 3. Variation in Physical Properties
David B. Reger
AAPG Special Volumes
... in the Appalachian province is given in Table I. In New York, a higher Baume gravity seems to be indicated for the older sands, although the scanty data...
1934
Analysis of Zapata County, Texas, Oil: GEOLOGICAL NOTES
J. W. Bostick
AAPG Bulletin
.... It has a distinct turpentine odor, is dark green in color, has a gravity of 22.2 degrees Baume, and shows a content of 1.1 per cent of B.S. and water...
1921
The Blue Ridge Salt Dome, Fort Bend County, Texas
D. S. Hager, E. Stiles
AAPG Bulletin
.... Modest, somewhat freaky production has been established. The gravity of the oil ranges from 18° to 46° Baume, and on the average is around 28° Baume...
1925
The Blue Ridge Salt Dome, Fort Bend County, Texas
D. S. Hager, E. Stiles
AAPG Special Volumes
... to Jackson in age. Modest, somewhat freaky production has been established. The gravity of the oil ranges from 18° to 46° Baume, and on the average...
1926
The Relation of Quality of Oil to Structure at El Dorado, Arkansas
Henry A. Ley
AAPG Bulletin
... Dorado, Arkansas, oil and gas field in March, 1921, the writer was impressed by the fact that the Baume gravity of the crude oil as well as the Baume...
1923
The Bellevue Pool, Louisiana: GEOLOGICAL NOTES
J. P. D. Hull
AAPG Bulletin
... of the gushers. One well made several million cubic feet of gas with the oil. A sample of the crude shows a gravity of 19.3 Baume and contains 2.5 per...
1922
Oil Development in Colombia, South America
K. D. White
AAPG Bulletin
... water springs, seepages of petroleum varying from heavy asphaltic oils with a gravity as low as 10° Baume, through amber oils composed almost...
1917
Foreword: Part II. Origin and Evolution of Petroleum: Group 3. Variation in Physical Properties
Donald C. Barton
AAPG Special Volumes
.... From inspection of the data, he concludes that there is a tendency toward increase of Baume gravity with increasing age and with increasing depth...
1934
The Barbers Hill Oil Field, Chambers County, Texas
George M. Bevier
AAPG Bulletin
... barrels per day of oil of 23° Baume gravity, and the well continued to produce for a period of fifteen months. This was the first successful...
1925
The Barbers Hill Oil Field, Chambers County, Texas
George M. Bevier
AAPG Special Volumes
... production was 70 barrels per day of oil of 23° Baume gravity, and the well continued to produce for a period of fifteen months. This was the first successful...
1926
The Fox Oil and Gas Field, Carter County, Okla.: GEOLOGICAL NOTES
Willis Storm
AAPG Bulletin
... and 36 Baume. The higher gravity comes from the deeper sands. The shallow wells produce oil varying from 24 to 28 degrees Baume. The Sinclair Pipe...
1922
The "2-4" Shallow Oil and Gas Field, Stephens County, Okla.: GEOLOGICAL NOTES
Willis Storm
AAPG Bulletin
... fairly loose. Their thicknesses vary from 10 to 40 feet. The oil produced tests an average of 24 degrees Baume gravity. The initial productions range...
1921
Oil Developments along the Kentucky-Tennessee Line during 1923
Wilbur A. Nelson
AAPG Bulletin
... an average of 42° Baume gravity, and some of which is around 50° Baume; and a number of them have produced from 500 to 1,000 barrels a day flush productions...
1924
Frannie Oil Field, Park County, Wyoming
A. E. Brainerd, Stuart L. Carter, Bruce F. Curtis
Wyoming Geological Association
..., and has a gravity of 28.1° Baume. Various analyses of the oil have been made; one of these shows a gasoline cut of 22.9 per cent and a sulphur content...
1947
The Welsh, Louisiana, Oil Field
Lyman C. Reed
AAPG Bulletin
..., the comparatively lighter oil being found in the central portion. Oil from the McFadden well (near the margin) had a gravity of 11.5° Baume, the Central City well...
1925
The Welsh, Louisiana, Oil Field
Lyman C. Reed
AAPG Special Volumes
... was of low gravity, 11° to 19° Baume, but had especially high fire and flash points and a viscosity that made it especially desirable for car-journal...
1926
California Oil Production and Reserves
R. E. Collom, R. M. Barnes
AAPG Bulletin
... crudes below 20° Baume are put in one class at one price and gradations in price begin at 20°, the price increasing with the gravity. The Baume gravity...
1924
Petroleum Potentialities of Gulf Coast Petroleum Province of Texas and Louisiana
Donald C. Barton
AAPG Bulletin
... is shown for an increase of the Baume gravity and gasoline content of the oil with increasing depth and in part with increasing stratigraphic depth...
1930
The Haynesville Pool: GEOLOGICAL NOTES
J. P. D. Hull
AAPG Bulletin
... the largest production show almost no gas, salt-water, or bottom settlings. A sample of the crude shows a gravity of 36.3 Baume and contains 17 per cent...
1921
The Recent Discovery at El Dorado, Arkansas: GEOLOGICAL NOTES
Wallace E. Pratt
AAPG Bulletin
..., choked down. The oil is brown in color, 36° Baume gravity and contains large proportion of gasoline. Six other wells all making large volumes of gas...
1921
The Mirando Oil Company Well, Zapata County, Texas: GEOLOGICAL NOTES
W. E. Wrather
AAPG Bulletin
... heavy oil in several localities but seldom any gas. The gravity of the Mirando oil is said to be 22.9 degrees Baume, apparently of lubricating grade...
1921
Cotton Valley Oil and Gas Field, Webster Parish, Louisiana: GEOLOGICAL NOTES
Sidney Powers
AAPG Bulletin
... by the Louisiana Oil Refining Corporation, was flowing 220 barrels daily of 29½° Baume gravity oil with a gas pressure of only 40 pounds per square inch. On March...
1924
Oil Well in Southern France: GEOLOGICAL NOTES
Sidney Powers
AAPG Bulletin
... been made. Another report gives the daily production at 120 barrels the first of February. The oil is 37.5° Baume gravity (corrected to 60° F...
1925
The Edgerly Oil Field, Louisiana
H. E. Minor
AAPG Bulletin
... OF OIL The oil produced from Edgerly is typical Gulf Coast crude, ranging in gravity from 19°-to 22.5° Baume. None of the light gravity or freak oil...
1925